File Content Extraction 25.1
Filter SDK Java Programming Guide

# Extract Protected Container Files

This section describes how to extract container files that are protected with a password or require other types of credentials.

The following guidelines apply to specific file types.

- Lotus Notes NSF files. If you are running a Notes client with an active user connected to a Domino server, you must specify the user’s password as a credential regardless of whether the NSF files you are opening are protected. This enables File Content Extraction to access the Notes client and the Lotus Notes API. If the Notes client is not running with an active user, the password is not required.
- PST files. To open password-protected PST files that use high encryption (Microsoft Outlook 2003 only), you must use the MAPI-based PST reader (`pstsr`). The native PST readers (`pstxsr` and `pstnsr`) do not support files that use high encryption and return the error message `KVERR_PasswordProtected` if a PST file is encrypted with high encryption.

To supply credentials for opening protected container files

- In the Java API, set the credential information in an `ExtOpenDocConfig` object, and pass it to the `extOpenDocument` method. For example:

      odconfig = new ExtOpenDocConfig();
      odconfig.setPassword(password);
      extContextID = objFilter.extOpenDocument(inFile, odconfig);

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Product: File Content Extraction 25.1

Topic Title: Extract Protected Container Files